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guys, Do you what is that? he is newly moved here and he is very active :). Any suggestions that what to do? just let him do what he do?

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@ATA looks like a gopher.gopher dancing GIF

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whatever you do,  DO NOT take any advice from this guy

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That’s a groundhog/woodchuck right @TnRiver46?

 

I don’t think they’re too hard to trap but what you do with it them might be the bigger question. 

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  • Super User
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221 Fireball is made for such critters and that the stick I'd use.

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Groundhog. They kept me and the 17 hmr busy the last 2 years. They love making basements under all the out buildings.

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1 hour ago, VolFan said:

I think @clayton86 may recommend 40 grains of .223 at 3300 fps…

Both my .223/556 aren’t hunting rifles I prefer 62gr varmint grenades out of the .243 around 3800fps 

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Never been to cali but sure looks like a groundhog. Don’t know if they exist out west . If not it’s something similar like marmot, prairie dog, pocket gopher, etc. Groundhog will walk into a trap eventually if you keep fresh sliced apples in there every couple days. But like others have suggested if you can take a pic you can take a shot 😂. Not sure if that’s an option where you live, scatter gun doesn’t go far but the neighbors will hear it . Some would be thrilled some would call the law 

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6 minutes ago, steve carpenter said:

Do they have ground hogs in California? 

I just looked it up.  They have groundhogs, but they call them the "California Woodchuck" because everything is special there.  

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5 minutes ago, BigAngus752 said:

I just looked it up.  They have groundhogs, but they call them the "California Woodchuck" because everything is special there.  

I heard they get decent free health care too.

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A-Jay

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1 minute ago, A-Jay said:

I heard they get decent free health care too.

:smiley:

A-Jay

Where I work they regularly succumb to lead poisoning.  

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Whatever it is, it’s digging and you want to get rid of it as soon as possible before it does some damage. A high powered airgun should be able to take it out. A lot quieter than a firearm

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2 minutes ago, BigAngus752 said:

Where I work they regularly succumb to lead poisoning.  

We have the mini models up here.

Still a PIA.

We go all ninja on them.

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A-Jay

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38 minutes ago, steve carpenter said:

Do they have ground hogs in California? 

Apparently this one just moved in while everyone trying to get out of CA :lol-045:

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50 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

Never been to cali but sure looks like a groundhog. Don’t know if they exist out west . If not it’s something similar like marmot, prairie dog, pocket gopher, etc. Groundhog will walk into a trap eventually if you keep fresh sliced apples in there every couple days. But like others have suggested if you can take a pic you can take a shot 😂. Not sure if that’s an option where you live, scatter gun doesn’t go far but the neighbors will hear it . Some would be thrilled some would call the law 

I could fix that Groundhog with this from your back deck while you're napping on the couch with the windows open and not wake you. 

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Well I’ve napped next to train tracks so I don’t count 😂 

 

 

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The image is to clear to call it bigfoot 😁

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1 hour ago, TnRiver46 said:

pocket gopher

Sounds like something they’d sell at an adult bookstore 😂

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2 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

Well I’ve napped next to train tracks so I don’t count 😂 

 

 

 

you could be my long lost brother  😆

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3 hours ago, GreenPig said:

I could fix that Groundhog with this from your back deck while you're napping on the couch with the windows open and not wake you. 

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except silencers are illegal in California. Same as NJ where I am. I used to have them in the UK and most of my guns are threaded for them. I gave them away when I left. 
 

4 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

Never been to cali but sure looks like a groundhog. Don’t know if they exist out west . If not it’s something similar like marmot, prairie dog, pocket gopher, etc. Groundhog will walk into a trap eventually if you keep fresh sliced apples in there every couple days. But like others have suggested if you can take a pic you can take a shot 😂. Not sure if that’s an option where you live, scatter gun doesn’t go far but the neighbors will hear it . Some would be thrilled some would call the law 


at that range I’d just use my bow. If you can get a picture like that you can shoot it with a bow. 

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